‘Shark Tank’ Judge Aman Gupta Reveals He Has Failed Six Businesses So Far

STAGE managed to get an investment from three judges from Shark Tank India.

boAt Lifestyle co-founder and famed Shark Tank India TV judge Aman Gupta recently shared snippets of his own entrepreneurial journey and recalled how he had to go through six failed businesses to finally succeed with his fashion brand. ‘electronic. Mr Gupta shared a message on Twitter, advising his fellow entrepreneurs not to let failures hold them back and to keep hustling.

“In life, we’re all face to face. I’ve been too, more times than you can imagine. But when you hit rock bottom, there’s only one way out. Fail” , tweeted Mr. Gupta, adding: “Inspired by the spirit of such entrepreneurs and also of people with such a spirit”.

In life, we all face difficulties. I’ve been down there too, more times than you can imagine. But when you hit rock bottom, there’s only one way out. Keep hustling, the day you stop trying is the day you fail. Inspired by the spirit of such entrepreneurs and also of people with such a spirit. pic.twitter.com/WzS3thIhzJ

— Aman Gupta (@amangupta0303) January 6, 2023

Aman Gupta also shared a short video from Shark Tank India season 2 in which he told the founder of content platform STAGE that the nation needs people like them.

“India needs people like you. I’ll tell you why. Many entrepreneurs in India fail, but to get out of it and start a business worth Rs 300,000,000 is amazing. How you do you feel? Am I right or not?” he said.

Hearing this, the startup founders nodded. Mr Gupta then revealed: ‘Six of my companies went bankrupt and that’s when boAt was created.’

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He then told the founders of STAGE: “You have created a company of Rs 300 crore. I believe that you are the hope of entrepreneurs. They will look at you and say: ‘Boss jab gir ke banda Rs 300 crore ki company bana sakta hai na to isse jyaada kuch nahi chahiye (Boss when a person can make a business of Rs 300 crore despite falling down then he doesn’t need anything more) I don’t just give money. do for India.

Vinay Kumar Singhal, Parveen Singhal and Shashank Vaishnav introduced STAGE, their one-of-a-kind OTT app which streams content in Indian dialects. The trio managed to secure an investment from not one but three Shark Tank India judges – Piyush Bansal, Namita Thapar and Aman Gupta.